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How do you convert FAA ATP to EASA ATPL?
EASA ATPL certified pilots are authorized to act as Pilot-in-Command of an aircraft in any Airline. In order to convert an FAA Commercial Pilot License to EASA, students have to pass the EASA ATPL written exam in Europe and take the practical training including the exams for the Instrument Rating and CPL+MEP.
What are the 14 ATPL exams?
What are the 14 ATPL exams?
- Air Law.
- Human Performance and Limitations.
- Meteorology.
- Principles of Flight.
- General Navigation.
- Mass and Balance.
- Performance.
- Airframes/ Systems/ Power Plant/ Electrics.
How often can you take the EASA ATPL exam?
You have 18 months to pass all 14 papers from your first attempt of an exam. In addition, you can take each paper for a maximum of 4 times and you can sit a total of 6 sessions maximum.
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How many multi-choice questions are in the ATPL?
Note that as you read this article, the EASA is working on merging both Communication exams (091 and 092) so the ATPL might be composed of 13 exams instead of 14 in the near future but this will be a minor change for you. There is a total of 682 multi-choice questions in the ATPL divided as follow per papers:
Do you need a PPL to take the ATPL?
If you do a modular pilot training, in order to enrol in the ATPL course, you will require a Private Pilot Licence (PPL) and a Class 1 medical certificate. To enrol in an integrated pilot training, you will start directly with the ATPL theory exams so a PPL is not mandatory but you will still require a medical Class 1.